This KS3 Religious Education quiz looks at how people might look for God in prayer, silence, and worship, and how believers try to listen for answers.
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Belief that Jesus is divine is distinct to Christianity
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You might also hear of the "philosophy of religion", which is the study of religious thought
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Many people believe that something as complicated as the world and all that lives in it could not have come about by chance, choosing instead to believe that the world is designed and created by a supernatural being
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The quotation is from the Psalms
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Many people argue that the occurrence of natural disasters proves that no divine being cares for humanity
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The "cosmological argument" relies on observations of cause and effect in the physical world
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Sometimes the words "spiritual" and "religious" are used interchangeably
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Belief in the existence of the divine is therefore known as faith
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Above all, it is good to be respectful of difference. Most religions teach respect for the beliefs of others
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A person with "high moral standards" is one who aims to do good in the world regardless of religious beliefs
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